Middleburg High School - Monitor Yearbook (Middleburg, PA)

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FOREWORD Lives of great men all remind us, We can make our lives sublime, And departing. leave behind us Footprints on the sands of time. --Longfellow It was in 1925 that the Seniors of Middleburg High School undertook the task of recording in thei1 own way the various deeds and events performed by them during their high school days. Under the editorship of Orval Stetler, they published the yearbook The Monitor . lt is interesting to pick up The Monitor of today and that of 1925 and compare them. We see the march of fashions in dress, the improvement of educational trends, and the ever-changing and broadening interests of the students. The publishing of The Monitor has been a class project ever since 1925. It is still a collection of passing remarks said by the way -- remarks that, whether they be expressed in words or in a picture, will bring many evenings of fond remembrance in years to come. 6

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as I- ge- H T E U R EEEQEEEQQ IJ HE I 7 f aaaaaaaam fi' DEDICATIO As a symbol of the esteem and affection which the class has for them, this volume of THE IWONITOR is dedicated to: MR. CHARLES H. ZIMMERMAN To you. who have been with us during this past year. it is through this dedication that we seek to pay you our high tribute and show our sin- cere appreciation of your impartial- ity, careful guidance, and staunch friendship. You have helped us in this last year of our high school days to advance in our thoughts and ideals so that in the future we will be un- afraid. We have been glad to know you as advisor, teacher, gentleman, and friend. MISS IANE, L. STODDARD To you, the class of l950 extends a hearty thank you and a warm de- parting handclasp. The torch which you have lighted will help us to find cur way along the dark path of the uncertain future. During our five years of working with you at M.H.S., we have grown by your ideals of prcgress and cooperation. We shall lift our heads and reflect upon your kind and impartial guidance, and So. inspired again. we shall resume our forward trek upon the sands of time. We have been glad to know you as advisor, teacher, gentlewoman. and friend.

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